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Yes it is Virago XV535, But with lots of mods, All LED lights, Single carb conversion and 2 into 1 inlet manifold, High flow filter pod , wrapped strait through pipes, Harley risers and bars, alloy custom brake and clutch levers. :thumbs

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When I was a teen back in the 70s, I worked for Kawsaki, at a dealorship in Bradford. It was at a time of the first supper bikes The Honda CBX1100, The kawasaki Z1R and the Z1300. It was a very exciting time. Then once I realised girls preferred to warm and dry I traded in my last bike in for a...

I will of course look in from time to time. One of the cars on my list is an X trail,so vary possibly not last you will see of me on here. others are the Rav 4, Honda CR-V,jeep grand cherokee and Kia sorento

After being a member on here for the past 8 years and owning two Terranos, I will not be renewing my membership next month as I sold the Terrano on Friday. It was a bit sad,it went as a project car for someone over here, as it needed too much work for the time and facility's I have. I will at...

House projects, finish last two rooms on top floor, build wall down drive and fit gates, put windows and doors in garage, Vehicle Projects, work on Terrano for ct (mot)welding, work on P T Cruiser, pant and cam belt, Re build Pan European (Before may) fit single carb mod on Virago So not much :lol

I am a member on several forums, both cars and bikes. This is the only one where I pay a subscription, and the only one that I would pay for. My main bike forum is like this but there are only about 250 members and only 20 or so who post regularly But we all live within an hour of each other...

Your more than welcome to stay any time out of season,( any time except June,July,August & September) when the B&B is busy. Rick has been before, so he knows the way :lol

Cheapest I can get it near me is 1.33€ - 3c a liter cheaper than derv, However if I was to travel to Quimper 40k from me I could get it in big tins for around 90c a liter, but as we are short on fuel ,kind of defeats the point . :doh

It started out as a protest against a big hike in fuel prices but now it has grown to encompass all of Macrons new plans to make his wealthy pals richer at the expense of the poor. The protesters are all wearing the yellow vests you have to carry in your car here and supporters of the...

Don't know if you have heard but everything is shutting down over here due to the yellow vest's protests and all the garages have run out of fuel. we don't know when we will next be able to get some. It's been four days now all the pumps have been closed. So I was contemplating something new...

Things to look at, Thanks guy's . I was wondering if it could be anything to do with it being stood for 8 months:confused:

Intermittent faults are hard to fined but I am hoping someone may have an idea as to what is causing mine. so here is what is happening. It has happened twice now, both times having just got on the motor way so not after a long run. both times around 65-70mph It was raining both times, but it...

My sister has a 2012 CRV and has had it for over 12 months without any problems except(and apparently this is a common fault) The Tyre pressure sensor on one wheel is faulty. the only other thing I can add is that I fined the built in sat-nav very confusing.

great trick, ideal for fitting bearings,but I think the cold would make it more brittle and more prone to snaping

This is true, I usually just pm him, but I thought I would give the rest of you a chance lol :augie

other side the other one

My truck is off the road at the moment, so I have been re building another Bike. A Yamaha XV 535 and I am struggling getting two of the exhaust studs out . Two came out willingly the other two are well and truly stuck. I have tried heating with a blow lamp, only managed to snap one off, Tried...

I'm in the UK at the moment Christmas shopping and delivering presents, Like santa !!!!. Gonna have a early Christmas with family before heading back to France with van full of goodies, and car bits,lol

Back in my days of Kitchen fitting a built in oven was one that fitted in a unit under the worktop ,or in a tower unit. But you can get ones that just fit between the units with no carcass needed, like a slot in without the hob bit.